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Trades about 13% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Acrel Co.,Ltd., established in Shanghai, China, in 2003, specializes in the research, development, production, and sale of comprehensive equipment and systems. These solutions are designed to enhance energy efficiency within medium and low voltage enterprise microgrids throughout China. The company's extensive portfolio includes vital energy management products such as DIN rail, multifunction, DC, wireless, and prepayment energy meters, alongside smart gateways. Acrel also furnishes advanced power monitoring and protection devices, encompassing programmable smart meters, data center monitors, PV/solar inverter energy meters, and real-time temperature measuring equipment. Their protective offerings further extend to protection and residual current relays, temperature and humidity controllers, smart motor protectors, remote terminal units, and KNX smart lighting control modules. For precise measurement, they provide a range of power sensors, including current transformers, Hall effect current sensors, analog signal isolators, and transducers for AC current, power, and Rogowski coils. Additionally, Acrel supplies specialized isolated distribution systems tailored for medical and industrial IT environments, as well as power quality management tools like active power filters and static Var generators. Installation services are also a key component of their comprehensive offerings.
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